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4th class – Woodland welcome – February 2026

The woodland welcomed us back with gentle rain, lots of mud and some fallen tree friends. Each group does things differently – diversity in action We put up tarps, built dens, greeted grandmother tree, learned about some plants, played games, acted out memories from previous 

Pancake Tuesday & World Book Day!

2nd Class had a wonderful day celebrating Pancake Tuesday and World Book Day today! We started the day by enjoying some delicious pancakes. The children were very excited to choose their favourite toppings including marshmallows, chocolate spread, sprinkles, and the classic lemon and sugar. There 

Summary Report DSP BoM December 2025

Fond Farewell The DSP BoM would like to thank our previous Chair Ciarán Byrne (Patron nominee). As Chairperson, Ciarán was very generous with his time in attending extra meetings. Ciarán led and consulted with compassion and empathy, keeping the children, their families and their well-being 

Assessment Policy

December 2025 Introductory Statement and Rationale In Dalkey School Project (DSP) we strive to create “a happy, safe, inclusive and nurturing environment where…all members of the school community can grow, develop and achieve their full potential”. This assessment policy supports this mission statement by providing 

Míle buíochas to Our Wonderful PTA!!

We are very fortunate/Ádhmhar in DSP that we have a hard working, creative and generous PTA who provide our students with wonderful opportunities to learn in a wide variety of ways, particularly in the area of PE/Wellbeing. Here, Kate in Rang a Trí reflects on 

DSP Festive Fair

On Saturday, our school was filled with festive sparkle as children, families, and staff came together to share the wonderful experience that is for our Festive Fair. It was a fabulous celebration of creativity, community, and giving!  A huge thank you to our Festive Fair Committee 

Student Council Visits Cluny

by Alfie Battigan and Esme Diamond

Student Council

The last month has been very busy as students throughout the school decided to run for Student Council. The process gives students a chance to reflect on what is important to them and the importance of being a changemaker and standing up for what they 

A Warm Welcome to Our Singaporean Visitors: A Celebration of Learning at DSP

This week, DSP was asked by the Department and The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment to host a delegation from the Singaporean Ministry of Education. DSP was chosen because of our strong focus on learner agency, real-world learning, our approach to the key competencies 

Amazing Ambassadors!!

Mar chuid dár bPlean Feabhsúcháin Scoile Gaeilge, tá na páistí ag déanamh iarracht mhór níos mó dár dteanga a fhoghlaim agus í a chur i bhfeidhm go laethúil. Táimid an-bhródúil as a gcuid iarrachtaí. Maith sibh pobal na scoile ar fad atá ag tacú leis